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Money can keep going further to commercially exploit the water of communities till there is no river, lake or well left to exploit.
To live in these areas, farmers exploit the water of the basement.
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Though heavily exploited, the waters of the Barents Sea are still among Europe's richest fishing grounds, and Russian-owned vessels still harvest a million tons of fish a year.
These modes of swimming allow phototrophic euglenids to exploit the water column above the substrate [ 9].
The instant catapult steam explosion (ICSE) pretreatment can exploit the intracellular water of lignocellulosic materials and convert into vapors leading towards the breakdown of the feedstock during the explosion process.
Coldharbour Mill was built around 1800 to exploit the available water power of the River Culm and was used for wool and yarn production until its commercial closure in 1981.
During recent decades, the Indonesian government has undertaken great efforts to exploit the underground water resources through application of conventional technological solutions so far without lasting success.
You can exploit the clear water glitch where you can see everything very clearly right between the surface of the water to spot the fin gleam easier.
If a group of countries decide to take a co-operative approach to exploit the full potential of water and sustain environment at the same time and rejuvenate water itself, they will be the beneficiaries.
After spending hundreds of millions of dollars pursuing its plans to exploit the deep waters off South Australia, BP announced in October it was pulling out.
The students would exploit the new cleanliness of the water by reviving the defunct oyster populations through the ambitious goal of restoring no less than one BILLION oysters to the Harbor.
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